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Username: Kagetsukiko
RPC name: Fable Skye (the new Siren rpc I'm making to replace Feather because she can't exist with the changes to Siren)
Is it a Free skill?: Mine, please. Well, the last one can be the guild's.
Type of skill: Biochemist

Skill name: Summoning Mastery: Categorize
Training Rank: D
Energy Cost: Passive
Limits: Biochemist only
Skill description: The biochemist has gained a level of mastery over life magic where their summoning limit recognizes multiples of one creature registered in the codex as one summon. With the Categorize ability, Biochemists are able to perform feats like controlling 10 individual Charlies by sacrificing only one of their normally five summon slots.

Skill name: Summoning Mastery: Horde
Training Rank: C
Energy Cost: Double the cost of summoning one creature.
Limits: Biochemist only
Skill description: The biochemist's mastery over life magic allows them to summon multiples of one creature all at once by paying double the cost of summoning one of the creatures. The Horde ability only summons what the biochemist has already collected and does not multiply one creature. For example, to summon 10 goblins wizards, the Biochemist must first have collected 10 goblin wizards.

Skill name: Summoning Mastery: Train
Training Rank: B
Energy Cost: Passive
Limits: Biochemist only
Skill description: Summons taken from the codex, or otherwise created by a member of crew for an event or whatnot, that have more advanced forms (ex: Goblin to Goblin Warrior) can be trained to "rank up" to their next powerful form, no skipping forms. Doing so, however, requires understanding and mastery of the very vague life magic that determines so much of summoning and biology in general. As a result, this is an ability only biochemists can do to their own summons. Ranking up can be done by either training the summon, which takes half the posts to tame a summon of the new form's rank, or successfully completing a mission, which must be equal or higher in rank than the summon's new form, with the summon.

Skill name: Advanced Weapon/Object Summoning
Rank: B
Skill description: Technically, this skill is only an advanced form of Weapon Summoning, as there is no prior Object Summoning skill. However, this skill doesn't summon only weapons, so naming it Advanced Weapon Summoning would be slightly inaccurate. Advanced summoning expands the summoning possibilities from weapons to any other inanimate object. It can summon tools, materials, medicine, and the like in addition to the swords, axes, etc. that the previous summoning skill could summon. Furthermore, it erases the need to inscribe anything to summon an object, allowing a biochemist who uses this skill to simply flow energy into their hand to summon the object of their choice. As before, the location and details of the weapon must be known to summon it and summoning weapons someone else is holding is not possible.

Sample: No one seems to have been making any samples so… I hope I don't have to sweatdrop ?

Categorize: Eh, fine, two summon slots. I'll resubmit it when the other skills are also good to go.

Horde: Er… Wait, could you explain why only humanoid creatures? Is there no way to include all creatures emo ?
Also, what counts as humanoid? After all, there are elementals in golem form that could be considered humanoid. Sample below.

Train: Taking the same amount of posts to train the creature into its new form as it would take to tame a new creature of the new form would offer no benefit for using the skill, though. However, I can't deny that half the posts might be too low. Instead, can it take the same amount of posts it took to originally tame the creature when it was first met to train it into its new form? If not that, then can it take the amount of posts it takes to tame a summon of the old form's rank?

Advanced: Sample below.

Fable rolled backwards and raised her arm up in defense. Even just moments away from being shredded, the girl spared a bit of concentration to focus her energy into her hand and her thoughts to a shield she knew was in the shed next to her safe house in Nocturne [Advanced Object Summoning]. The white tower shield materialized on the siren's raised arm, protecting her front from the razor sharp hunting bird teeth that descended on her just a tad too late. Not suited to physical combat, the siren buckled slightly under the weight, but because she was already crouched, she didn't have much further down to go. The force of the impact at least bruised her arm, at worst sprained her wrist, but the girl didn't have the time or expertise to figure out the full extent of the damage her body had taken. She was still trying to escape the, quite literal, jaws of death.

Dazed after running headfirst into a solid shield but not fazed from continuing its hunt, the hunting bird tried to reach around the shield once it had re-steadied itself. However, by the time the bird was ready to resume its assault on the small girl, Fable had advanced summon another item, this time the dagger that she had dropped on the ground nearby when the giant bird had ambushed her. As the bird's head peeked around the shield, the siren aimed a quick stab at it. Her aim could be better, but she at least managed to leave a deep scratch on the side of the bird's face.

The cut did its job and the giant chicken reared its head back as it let out a cry. Fable took the chance to quickly crawl away, leaving her pristine shield behind in favor of running away as far as possible. She knew the characteristics of the hunting bird. She remembered reading that they hunted in packs and preferred to err on the side of safety in assuming that even more of the teethy threats were in the area. As she ran, she expended more energy to summon once more, this time creatures rather than objects. To counter the likely incoming pack of hunter birds, Fable summoned a group of her own. She visualized the five individual angel cadutos she had tamed and summoned them all at once, feeling her energy drain significantly as five, three-winged humanoids popped into existence around her. Still, the energy drain could have been much worse. After all, for the cost of two B-rank summons, Fable had just managed to summon five of them. The five angels surrounded the girl, their two flight wings holding them aloft and all but one of them holding their third wing in a defensive position. The one angel that did not shield with his third wing had no such wing. He had lost it in a previous battle at Fable's side.

Stagger - You wouldn't really be staggered, the bullet would just go through their body. The pain would be terrible though, especially if you use a hollow point.

Quick Scope - No trickshots.


For each, they'd use up 1 round of ammunition.